ri'urkrali lujvo

x₁=k₁ is a/the negative right of / owned by x₂=k₂ to exclude / restrain x₃=r₁ from x₄=r₃ by standard / under law / custom x₅=k₃; x₂ has the right to (tu'a) x₄ in the sense of non-interventionism rather than active obligation on another.

Part of the negative rights vs. positive rights distinction. E.g. negative rights: I have the right to not be prohibited from health care. Positive rights: I have the right to obligate others to provide health care. See also: srakrali (positive right), krali (right), ponse (own), bilga (obliged), marde (morality), flalu (law).

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In notes:

jikykrali: x₁ (NU) is a social right/entitlement of x₂ (individual/mass) by standard x₃. x₂ is a legal person.
krali: x₁ (NU) is a legal/moral entitlement of x₂ (individual/mass) by standard x₃. x₂ is a legal person.
ri'urkralytrusra: x₁=s₁ is a libertarian / negative-rights/self-ownership/freedom supporter / believer in aspect x₂; x₁ is libertarian.
ri'urkralytrusraklu: x₁=ku₁ is the libertarian culture of x₂=ku₂.
ri'urkralytrusrasi'o: x₁=si₁ is libertarianism according to x₂=si₃.
srakrali: x₁=k₁ is the positive right of / owned by x₂=k₂ to obligate x₃=s₁ to obligation / action x₄=s₂ by standard / under law / custom x₅=k₃; x₂ has the right to (tu'a) x₄ in the sense of active obligation.